Good evening,

can I do this?


I want to run my first two thirds of my video as a single full widescreen, 1.33.

the last third I want to run video wall with either 4 or 6 panes simultaniously of course, then end with full frame credits.

any necessary trick to do it?

thanks!!!

can I do this? I want to run my first two thirds of my video as a single full widescreen, 1.33. the last third I want to run video wall with either 4 or 6 panes simultaniously of course, then end with full frame credits.

Can you do it - yes. But why are you asking the question?

any necessary trick to do it?

A] Tracks

B] Patience!

But slightly more seriously, what is it you think is going to be difficult?

My take on this is:

1] The WS is the Project setting.

2] The other media you can squish using Pan/Crop OR Track motion.

3] The FULL Frame credits will be on the topmost track, visually spanning ALL the tracks in the wall below.

I've got both Edward Troxel's Excalbur and VASST's UliSPro - both have the facility to setup these Video wall type projects, but you can HomeCook these too.

Dale, just do it. If you get anymore issues get back here!

Grazie

Grazie,


Pressed for time, just wanted confirmation before i trudge ahead- can't afford to waist any time before tomarrow evening.

will do it in the morning, wait a minute, it is morning!


Thanks!!

8:03am here - early riser?

G

Here's a free video wall for vegas, it even gives a docking tab, i i've used it a couple of times and it's brilliant and very easy to use.

VideoWall Documentation (http://www.davitools.com/VideoWall/DocumentationVw.aspx)

Paul.

Incredible! Thanks for the link!

Yes, but only works in Vegas 8.

According to the Sony forum, it works fine in Vegas Pro 9. It simply installs in a Vegas Pro 8 specific folder so you need to copy the files into the corresponding Vegas Pro 9 folder.

As per that same forum
"A version for 9 will be available soon"

According to the Sony forum, it works fine in Vegas Pro 9. It simply installs in a Vegas Pro 8 specific folder so you need to copy the files into the corresponding Vegas Pro 9 folder.

I looked for it in Vegas 8 folder but couldn't find it.

Thanks for the information gentlemen!!

The job was actually very easy, just built the wall seperately, rendered it to cineform avi and then imprted it to the project timeline.

Harold...

copy from:
C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Application Data\Sony\Vegas Pro\8.0\Application Extensions

copy to:
C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Application Data\Sony\Vegas Pro\9.0\Application Extensions

Well now, how did Edward edit a Bill Ravens post?

Are all of our posts subject to edit by someone else?

big brother is watching, Terry. Ed has super-powers

Terry, I'm a moderator on this forum. I only made a modification in this case to further clarify. Guess I could have simply made a new post but figured it would be easier by editing. I very rarely edit things but, occasionally, things do get edited or removed or locked. There definitely was no malicious intent here.

Ok thanks I found it. But for me it is different because I have Vista.

C:\Users\Harold\AppData\Roaming\Sony\Vegas Pro\8.0\Application Extensions

Yes, you are correct. The actual path will vary depending on which OS you are using. Glad to see you found it. Bottom line is it needs to be located, the corresponding "9.0" folder needs to be made, and then it has to be copied to that new folder.